Lagoa council, the organiser of the city’s annual Wine Festival, has decided to move the event from the white elephant site of the Arade Conference Centre, to another council-inspired mistake, the bright red tarmac of the city’s market area.
The red wine stains will hardly show on the controversial surface that turned a normally cautious municipality into a regional laughing stock.
Deeply fed up with being ignored by government, the EN125 Citizens' Movement has launched an official petition to collect signatures so parliament can debate the issue of broken promises to fix the eastern section of the road and discuss the broken dreams that the A22 motorway would accelerate the region’s mobility and efficiency.
The January road death toll in the Algarve was higher this January than in 2017 with five people killed and 10 seriously injured in road accidents.
The number of British tourists in the Algarve's hotels fell 19.4% in January this year, compared to the same month in 2017, according to data released by the region’s tourist association, AHETA.
More than 80% of homes in Portugal were sold in less than six months, according to data from the estate agents association, APEMIP, issued on Monday, February 5th.
Vila Real de Santo António council is pressing ahead with the redevelopment of the south side of the city with the construction of new sports facilities.
Lagoa council has launched an ambitious project to turn the fishing village of Ferragudo into a tourist-friendly showpiece of modern urban planning in a major redevelopment under a Porto-based consultancy, mobility now. 
The police operation last week, to make sure that pet owners were following a raft of new laws, resulted in more than 1,700 ‘awareness-raising and enforcement actions.’
